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It's one of the most successful marketing campaigns of all time. IndyCar driver and femme fatale of the front straight, Danica Patrick, has signed on to shill for the bovine beverage in one of those very familiar advertisements that features popular athletes and celebrities with a wet upper lip. Nevermind the fact that milk only sticks to your lip like that if you've got the beginnings of a good mustache going on, or that what's on Danica's lip is probably a gooey special effects paste. If you sense some disdain in my voice, that's probably because I haven't had a glass of milk since 2000 when I read a book in college and the next day stopped eating animals and drinking their fluids. I haven't bought into the "does a body good" argument since a doctor once described the nutritional properties of milk to me as "liquid beef". That's why I always frown when I see another athlete or celebrity holding a glass of milk with a smile that looks like they've gulped a gallon of White Out.

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i haven't bought into the "does a body good" argument since a doctor once described the nutritional properties of milk to me as "liquid beef". that's why i always frown when i see another athlete or celebrity holding a glass of milk with a smile that looks like they've gulped a gallon of white out.
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ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

It' s one of the most successful marketing campaigns of all time. IndyCar femme fatale of the driver and front straight, Danica Patrick, has signed on to shill for the bovine beverage in one of those very familiar advertisements that features popular athletes and celebrities with a wet upper lip.The fact that milk Nevermind only sticks to your lip like that if you' ve got the beginnings of a good mustache going on, or that what's on Danica's lip is probably a gooey paste special effects. If you sense some disdain in my voice, that's probably because I haven 't had a glass of milk since 2000 when I read a book in College and the next day stopped eating animals and their drinking fluids.I haven 't bought into the "does a body good" argument since a doctor once described the nutritional properties of milk to me as "liquid beef." That' s why I always frown when I see another athlete or celebrity holding a glass of milk with a smile that looks like they' ve gulped a gallon of White Out.